If a VIN plate survived then the car can live again.

Or rally-style.

How does one get to that stage in their life?

After thing topples over and crashes to the ground, the truck jerks forward again. I would not be the least bit surprised if Doug was a 6 year old they commissioned to do the driving since they were all to drunk to get behind the wheel.

True facts, Jason. True facts.

Fix the vehicle with a piece of paper. That sounds like McGyver and Chuck Norris would do. And you were in Texas...

In other words, motorcycle racing.

I think most of us are still making a similar wage to what we were in 2003

No, it’s the answer to a question nobody asked.

This is NASCAR, there’s not right, only left.

“we’ve got the most talented engineers in the world working on the race cars”

SUVs of course. The fact that they’re terrible gas-guzzling dangerous garbage, while it is the reason why I wouldn’t want to own one, is not my objection to somebody crazy enough to want a crappy car like that having one for himself.

Tough one here, like the car not the price. Depends on how negotiable the seller is. At $9500 I would go look at it, but to take it home would require a lower price.

18 year old gets killed driving a very fast car. Oh. That sucks. Sadly happens all the time. ‘But it was a Tesla.’

Mostly it’s self-respect.

I found this piece of racing history being totally neglected and dirty in a Salvation Army in the Finger Lakes in New York. It is a signed framed poster from Steve Millen, which caught my eye, but when I looked closer it is to the staff at the intensive care unit at the hospital, almost certainly after his terrible…

50% of the population are below average intelligence.

“And this trooper knows what level of driving skills this Mustang driver has HOW?”

You misspelled “incredibly overpriced.”